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Times-Advocate, 1984-02-15, Page 11ZURICH BOWLING Monday - Huror. Hope HG E. Kitmgel 89 M.L. Masse 108 HB D. Tebou 135 A. Volk 126 Tuesday Grand Cove Estates J. Gosselin 461 W. Vollrath 455 B. Forbes 456 HS I. Forbes 190 HS W. Vollrath 196 Tuesday Men's League R J. Bedard 613 19 HH R. Smale 544 11 DH K. Radar 572 24 B M. Gelinas 546 6 F G. Mathonia 571 5 TT R. Bedard 676 25 P R. Crown 573 18 HS L. Hoffman 377 HT R. Radar 815 HA R. Crown 208 Wednesday Exeter M. Lovell H. Berends B. Cunningham A Appleton S. Taylor M. Deline HS B. Cunningham R. Berends Ladies 534 581 539 467 408 483 229 210 Thursday Grand Cove Estates D. Abbott 509 R. Marshall 584 K. Allen 497 V. Abbott 597 C. Thomson 562 F. Allen 487 HS C. Thomson 196 HS V. Abbott 240 Thursday Golden Age Seniors High Doubles B. Hogg 263 E. Strachan 368 B Strachan 273 HS E. Hohner 144 Eileen 144 HS E. Strachan 210 Thursday Night Mixed League TH J. Finkbeiner 701 B L. Jacobs 497 GT J. Smith 549 D L. Meloche 537 HS S. Stade 294 HS L. Jacobs 220 Friday - Queensway HL S. Bosse 85 HM N. Regan 120 L. McDougall 90 Saturday - Intertown Mikes No. 2 at Zurich Zurich J. Finkbeiner 283 10 HT J. Finkbeiner 690 Mikes No. 2 70 HS C. Wolfe 264 HT D. Palmby 637 Clinton at Zurich Zurich I8 HF R. Crown 1196 HS R. Crown 281 Clinton 30 HF S. Moore 1203 HS • A. Sanders 321 Exeter at Goderich Exeter HT B. Beirling 704 6 RS B. Beirling 307 Ooderich HT D. Geddes HS eP. Geddes; RENTALS 690 24 258 RENTALS 4e WINNERS OF FIRST DRAW - Joyce Black, manager of the Victoria and Grey Trust branch in Exeter presents prizes to Gord McCarter, Sharon and Paul McKnight and Marg McCarter in the weekend V & G Sweetheart bonspiel. Most competitors participated in nightwear. T -A photo Pfaffs win Hensall roc tourney The Pfaff Electric Rick Gilfillan from Fred and Sweathogs won the first an- nual Hensall Kinsmen in- dustrial tourney on the weekend with four straight wins. Youthful veteran Bill Pin- combe's goal at 12:12 of the third period proved to be the winner as the Pfaff team rallied from a 3-1 deficit. The Sweathogs opened the tourney Friday night meeting the Hensall red team and came home with a 9-4 victory. Hensall opened the scoring as Tom Neilands scored but Pfaffs tied it as Brian Hodgins scored from Ken Pinder. Pfaffs then scored four se- cond period goals to take command. Fred Campbell scored from Brian Campbell and Rich Lindenfield, Brian Campbell from Jim Pfaff and Fred Campbell, Ken Pinder from Randy Gilfillan and old hog Jim Pfaff from Ken Pinder. They went ahead 6-1 in the third as Brian Campbell scored from Fred Campbell. Bob Campbell scored for Hen- sall to make it 6-2 but Pfaffs came back with goals by Ken Pinder from Brian Hodgins, RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS Generator, pump, snowblower, chain saw, log splitter, Tamper, power trowel, concrete vibrator, texture sprayer, portable welder, cement .saw, high pressure washer, concrete breakers, snowmobiles. C.C. R•wtol AL Service CoR,tro Mount Cornr&I 237-3456 RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS Kindergarten Pre -Registration For children eligible to commence Kindergarten in September, 1984, will be carried out at Our Lady of Mount Carmol School prior to February 18th, 1984. Children who will be 5 years old by December 31st, 1984, are eligible to attend. Please obtain a pre registration form from the Principal, Mr. Gary Birmingham, 237-3337 completed and returned to the School by February 17th, 1984. You will be notified of the date and time for your child's registration. Brian Campbell and Brian Hodgins from Ken Pinder. Terry Bedard closed out the scoring with two late goals. In the second game, they met the Centralia Flames and came away with an 8-1 win. Brian Campbell scored three goals while Randy Gilfillan, Fred Campbell, Ken Pinder, Dennis Bierling and Steve Pfaff added singles. Ken Pinder added two assists while Jim Pfaff, Ron Bilcke, Fred Campbell, Steve Pfaff, Lloyd Mathers, and Rick Gilfillan added singles. In the semi-finals they met the top Hensall team and came away with a 6-3 win. Pfaffs opened the scoring as Brian Hodgins scored from Ken Pinder. Randy Gilfillan made it 2-0 as he converted Jim Pfaff's pass. Hensall narrowed the score to 2-1 as Mark Masse scored. Dennis Bierling scored from Ken Pinder, Pinder scored two in a row, the first assisted by Ron Bilcke while Brian Htxtgins and Bilcke set up the second goal. Dennis Bierling closed out the scor- ing from Fred Campbell. The Hensall team scored two late goals from the sticks of Lloyd Allan and Jim Ferguson. The win put Pfaff's into the afinal against High and Dry, a team from the Crediton, Cen- tralia, Huron Park area, who came out flying and took a 3-1 lead after one period on goals by Blair Hern, Brian Lather and Ralph Wells. Ken Pinder notched the Hogs goal from Ron Bilcke. Pfaffs scored the only two goals of the second. Lloyd Mathers scored the first from Fred and Brian Campbell and Dennis Bierling tied the game from Don McKellar. High and Dry went ahead 4-3 in the third period as Ralph Wells scored. Pfaffs evened the score on Rick Gilfillan's goal from Brian Enrol you child for Kindergarten 1984-85 Please phone or contact your Public School between February 20 and March 2 1. Exeter P.S. 2. Hensall P.S. 3. Huron Centennial P.S. 4. J.A.D. McCurdy P.S. 5. Stephen Central P.S. 6. Usborne Central P.S. 7. Zurich P.S. 235-2630 262- 2833 482-3330 228-6321 234 -6302 235-0331 236-4942 Further information re registration, visita- tion, health clinics etc. will be provided by each school. Proof of date of birth and O.H.I.P. number requested at registration. HURON COUNTY BOARD Of EDUCATION Campbell. Veteran hog Bill Pincombe then notched the winner as he slipped a shot by the High and Dry goalie. Lloyd Mathers and Don McKellar assisted on the goal. It broke Pincombe's scoring slump. Brian Hodgins then added an insurance goal from Jim Pfaff with six minutes left. They received $250 and in- dividual mugs for their win. Members of the Sweathog team include Pete Parsons who played solid goal, defen- sive stalwarts, Steve `Sumo' Pfaff, Ron `Moby' Bilcke, Lloyd 'Rigson' Mathers and Jim 'Eli' Pfaff. Forwards were Fred Campbell, Brian 'Dancer' Campbell, Rick 'Rookie' Gilfillan, Dennis `Maddog' Bierling, Don 'Chub' McKellar, Bill 'Clutch' Pincombe, Brian 'Ace' Hodgins, Randy 'Quinn' Gilfillan and Ken Pinder. They were coached by Gar Penhale. Molting Hawks • g strai ht other goal on a pass from Pete McFalls. Bob McDonald helped set up four goals and Mike Cushman gained two assists. Supercross is popular The Exeter Molting Hawks scored three straight victories this week in oldtimers hockey action. The Hawks downed Goderich 9-3, London CFB 11-2 and Mt. Brydges 7-4. Keith Ahrens led the win over Goderich with a three goal performance. Bill Chip - chase and Al Rundle were next with two goals apiece. Bob McDonald and Walt Tiedeman. scored in single fashion. Tiedeman and Pete McFalls were the top playmakers with two assists each while Eric Finkbeinder and Jim Pfaff helped on one goal apiece. The win over Dorchester was paced by Bill Chipchase with four goals and three assists. Bob Jones and Mike Cushman each scored twice. Netting one apiece were Keith Ahrens, Al Rundle and Bill Pincombe. Jack Chipchase contributed four assists, Keith Ahrens helped on three goals and Jim Pfaff and Eric Finkbeiner each picked up two assists In Monday's win over Mt. Brydges, Keith Ahrens was tops for the Exeter club with five goals and one assist. Bill Chipchase notched one goal and added four assists. Eric Finkbeiner fired the Over 24000 people went through the gates at London's Western Sports Fair and a sizable portion watched 38 separate 3-Mieejer races over the five days of the event. The ATV Supercross, was organized by Hully Gully's Randy Collins whose son Chuck designed and built the special indoor track. According to organizers the ATV Supercross was the first such indoor event in Canada, but that didn't take 'away from its success, either from a racer's or spectator's point of view. Participants came from all over Ontario with the majori- ty from the Toronto area. However the lions share of the trophies and the $1000.00 prize money went to local riders with Varna racer Chuck Col- lins taking first over all. The winners from. among 68 competitors were in the 200 stock class Rob Letourneau, Wardsville; Jim Pletsch, Stratford; Gary Ruddock, London; Wayne Serre, Lon- don; Sandy Inis, Embro. 225 competition class - Butch Heroux, Whitby; John Rumey, Strathroy; Paul Mid- degaal, Blyth; Ted Hender- son, Eden; Bert Middegaal, Blyth; Grant Mills, Toronto. 250 class - Chuck Collins, Var- na; Bill Wallace, Agincourt; Butch Heroux, Whitby; Scott Bendholm, Agincourt; Brad Darling, Mount Carmel; Steve Holt, Agincourt. Open Class - Chuck Collins, Varna; Butch Heroux, Whit- by; Brad Darling, Mount Carmel. In high school volleyball Times -Advocate, February 15, 1984 Page 11 Last chance to improve /eague record the first game 15-4 but relax- ed and miscakulated for the second 2-15 defeat. Unable tp regain their form and con- fidence their tournament play ended with an 11-5 tiebreaker. South Huron's girls volleyball team have their last opportunity tomorrow to improve their league record in hopes of gaining the easier pool in next Wednesday's Huron -Perth qualifying tournament. Tomorrow the girls travel to Clinton to play Goderich and Northwestern. The ten teams that qualify for the tournament next week in St. Marys will be divided into two pools. The odd numbers will be in one, the even numbers in the other. From that round robin play the top three teams in each pool qualify for the Huron -Perth finals on the 27th. Neither senior or junior team played up to its ability at last Tuesday's league tour- nament in Palmerston. The juniors, again showing their comeback ability, struggled from a 12-4 deficit to beat Norwell 17-15 and then 15-8. Listowel also split with South Huron. Our juniors always seem to start off slow - lost 15-9 then turned it around to win the second game 15-12. The 2 and 2 record was the missing their two starting set - same for the seniors as they ters, split with Seaforth and were unable to get up for Pttrolia but defeated those league games. Norwell Chatham twice. Playing in was allowed tocome too close the semi-finals against with Exeter managing 15-12 Dresden, South Huron won and 15-5 defeats. The girls froze up against Listowel, a good team but not near the capabilities of the South Huron Squad. Listowel won both games 10-15, 12-15. The seniors also played ex- hibition at Goderich last week. Superb play between the two teams was a preview for what should be good league action tomorrow. South Huron won 3 of the 6 games. SH has been able to beat Stratford Northwestern in exhibition so Thursday's matchups look promising. The final weekend tourna- ment was hosted by Glencoe for the seniors and Forest for the juniors. . Far from top form the juniors lost their games by fairly low scores to Scits, Forest, St. Pat's, Ingersoll, Lucas, and St. Clair. Their on- ly win came in the last game against Glencoe. At Glencoe the seniors, Valentine dance South Huron's First Valen- tine's semi -formal dance will be held at the Rec Centre this Friday at 8:30 p.m. Admis- sion is $3 single and $5 per couple. The Perth County DJ's will be playing in the 'decorated hall. Punch will be served and the Kissing Ban- dit will be in action. A special dance is planned where each male will have to find and dance with the female who has the other half of his broken heart. As it is the last main event before the March exams, the student's council will be show- ing the movie Romantic Com- edy in the new gym on Friday February 24. The feature film stars Dudley Moore and car- toons will also be shown. Ad- mission is $2.50. Intramural road hockey has completed its greatly con- tested dlampionships and the enthusiasts now retire indoors for the floor hockey season. Lucan bowiing intertown ladles: Bowlmor Wednesday bantams: Jay 16 - Lucan 14. Audrey Watt Deeks 236, Shawn Kraft 199, 380-824; Brenda Smith Brad Vallrath 142, Ken Cowie 256-705; Janice Capitano 139, David Wilcox 138, Shaun 284-698. Men - Lucan 2-28, St. Marys 20. Kim Giles 303-1242, Roger Bennewies 227-1084. Monday ladies: Patti Carter 283-668, Joyce VanGeel 288.668, Kae Haskett 240-649, Kit Hearn 267-609, Mary Young 212-602, Ca they Broome 209-601, Betty Brown 234-600, Kim Rae 229-606, Muriel Kennedy 236-619, Marg Young 233-627. Tuesday juniors: Tabatha Perry 255, Eddie Van Kerkoerle 230, 200, Krista Riddell 213, Sandy Hyde 209, Terry Evans 201, Kim Greenlee 200, Wendy Gwalchmai 183, Stephen Yule 153. Colleen's: Janice Dauncey 296-670, Sharon Gibson 241-661, Norah Cowie 246-645, Helen Hearn 241-619, Betty Murphy 234, Sheila Hodgins 233, Pat Bloxam 221, Linda Davis 225. Medway: Jack Heaman 258-619, Charlie Eedy 244, Janet Heaman 238, Glen Evans 232, Russ Rush 213, Doreen Eedy 200. Senior citizens: Ed Arm- strong 208, Alf Riley 207, Frank De Bloc 204, Charlie Grieves 198, Harry Noels 196, Maurice McDonald 193, Ver- na Dowdall 186, Alex Young 184, Helen McDonald 180. Williamson 124, Denton Hackney 123, Kim Hickson 122, Laura Culbert 118. Wednesday mixed: Rose Maxwell 258-730, Lloyd Williamson 303-666, Rick Evans 260-655, Bud Appleman 222-602, Bil Doxon 255-600, Sharon Craig 257, Tom Robin- son 228, Bob Pipe 226, Donna Evans 219, Jacki Boynton 210. Thursday men: Bob Smith 299-769, Bud Valee 335-754, Wayne Smith 339-743, Jim Burt 255-716, Mike Wraith 269-683, Dave Mawdsley 288-664, Ray Hands 245-655, Norm Lewis 317-653, Harold Smith 257-652, Len Smith 270, Allan Lewis 269, Don Watt 264. Friday mixed: 'Wayne Smith 270-733, Dave Mawdsley 262-692, Heather Smith 262-685, Bob Smith 228-639, Harold Smith 262-628, Janet Ankers 218-603, Howard Ferguson 238, Pete Smith 234. Sharon Martens 228, Terry Mawdsley 218. Sunday mixed: Norma Galloway 245-700, Linda Web- ber 225-628, Gary Dunlop 235-619, Pat Dunlop 277-608, Brice Harris 260, Bruce MeKichan 253, Andy McIn- tyre 241, Doug Halladay 229, Rob Riley 219. (t!411' K.m ., i f WIN VAG TROPHY - A rink skipped by Lee Webber won the weekend Victoria & Grey Sweethearts curling bonspiel. Above, V&G manager Joyce Block presents the trophy to Lee and Helen Webber and Bill and Fran Mickle. Contestants were required to wear sleepwear. T -A photo Out of OMHA play 1n .r•1 b r:, Generals improve; but lose Although they improved their calibre of play con- siderably in the second and third game, the Exeter Kinsmen Generals were eliminated in three straight games by St. Marys in OMHA playoffs. After losing the first game by a lopsided score, the Generals lost 4-2 in Exeter, Wednesday night and drop- ped a 5-1 decision in St. Marys, Sunday. With an exceptionally good crowd on hand at the South Huron Rec Centre Wednesday night, St. Marys jumped into an early first period lead on two goals by Al Mills and one from the stick of. Pete Bodenham. The Generals hit the scoreboard for the first time 4 e -4 TIGER TALK -- Milt Wilcox of the Detroit Tigers chats with longtime Tiger supporter Peter Raymond at Tues- day's Exeter Lions Sportsmen's dinner. T -A photo. • Midget Lagers complete year The midgi't boys basketball team at South Huron District High School ended their season Friday with three wins and seven losses. The victories were over St. Marys, Seaforth and Clinton while they lost to Wingham, Goderich, Listowel, Norwell, Mitchell and Stratford Cen- tral and Northwestern. With only eight teams mak- ing the championship round, the South Huron team was in Clinton Friday to participate in a qualifying tournament. The Panthers defeated Cen- tral of Huron 42-35 and lost 44-37 to Seaforth. in the win over Clinton, Mark Johnson led the Pan- thers with nine points and Richard Voogel, Bryan Quinn and Bill Vandeworp each not- ched eight points. Brian Quinn with a 10 point effort was best for the locals in the loss to Seaforth. Mark Johnson hit for nine points and Marty Merner and Ross Keller each hit for a half dozen points. Other members of the team were Dennis Crawford, Bill Lessard, Dan Denomme, Mare Clausius, Jim Lewis, Ewan McGregor, Paul Mellecke, Dave Downing and Jon Denomme. • Have you enough insurance to protect your home and contents against Toss or damage by fire, thieves or vandals? 0 the oco-opeators INSURANCE SERVICES Protect your home and the things you own with a plan from The Co- operators. For information call your local office. 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The Generals lost Al Pym early in the game with a broken collarbone and were already missing Bill Fisher because of bronchitis. The only Exeter goal came from the stick of Sean Whiteford on a pass from George Pratt. . St. Marys outscored the General 14 goals to three in the OMHA playoffs. That was quite a turnaround from the regular schedule when the Exeter club outscored St. Marys 28 to 12 in four games. 9 IndustrialFund Growth The "Look both unµs"RRSP When you buy an RRSP the best way to tell the future Is to look to the past. So it pays to look both ways. Because a long-term record ormummer; tlp high growth is your best gauge of prospects to come. With industrial Growth Fund, the numbers in our past speak for themselves. One year: 32% Ten years: averaging 19% ...and we're just as excited about the future! 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